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On a contract as well?

I wondered as that listing is not correct, those were not silver auburns they were selling eggs from, looked like chocolate sweetgrass, like what was in some of your previous posts that you got out of yours.

Would that be this listing? http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-Rare-Silver-Auburn-Turkey-Hatching-Eggs-/142304150579?hash=item2121fd0433:g:KNkAAOSwSlBYtvz9

That's an Oregon gray tom, not a mottled black.

That is correct

Nope

No, it's not from Porter's site , I already responded in post 49 and said I found this one somewhere else, In the UK was the clue I gave. If you give up I will tell you what it is.

Found this one somewhere else, Here's another clue, from the UK

Not a BBW, but Nebraskan is close.

I guess R2elk doesn't want to play. So here's another one.

Correct R2elk, on light slate, but Oregon slate, not Oregon gray. So you got it part right then so you're up.

Blue slates don't have white tail tips and white wings with slight barring.

Checked what, it's not a blue slate

Here's a clue, similar to an Oregon gray

Here's a pic of a blue slate to compare

Nope, blue slates don't have white in the wings and tail like this bird.

Narragansett of course

Correct, Recessive slate, too bad the gene that makes these probably isn't in the U.S. anymore.

Nope